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Pentagon shoots down CBP drone; Anthropic rejects AI ultimatum

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    -62% Medium Left

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61% : But it wasn't until congressional Democrats spoke out that it became clear: the drone was actually operated by CBP.
59% : The federal government is promising better communication after the U.S. military shot down a drone that turned out to belong to Customs and Border Protection (CBP).
51% : While in custody, Aghayeva posted a photo from the back of what appeared to be an ICE vehicle, writing, "DHS illegally arrested me.
50% : " The incident led to protests on campus and reignited tensions following last year's high-profile ICE arrest of Columbia student Mahmoud Khalil.
44% : The U.S. military shoots down a drone over Texas belonging to Border Patrol.
43% : In that case, CBP did not notify the FAA, triggering a temporary closure of El Paso airspace and flight cancellations.
39% : In a joint statement, the Defense Department, FAA and CBP said the military targeted what it called a "seemingly threatening" drone.
38% : " The Department of Homeland Security confirmed that ICE arrested Aghayeva, a student from Azerbaijan, outside this university's residential building, stating that her student visa was terminated in 2016 and that she has no pending appeals.
17% : University officials said immigration agents misrepresented themselves by claiming they were searching for a missing person to gain entry. Manhattan borough president Brad Hoylman-Sigal said in a post on X that ICE agents posed as New York Police Department officers using fake badges and a phony missing-child bulletin, calling the civil rights implications "staggering.

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